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Flank Steak
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I am picking up a flank steak today and was wondering if anyone has recommendation on setup. Should i sear it, just like a regular steak? Anyone with great fool proof way, please share!
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Be aware of the grain structure before you cook. Flank is normally a thin cut, and only needs a quick, high heat sear on both sides. Once done (rare to med rare) slice thinly across grain. I've gone from Flank & Flat-Iron to London Broil, as they are quite a bit cheaper, thicker, and IMHO just as flavorful. Good luck.
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I like to use Alton Browns skirt steak recipe on flank steak (http://www.foodnetwork.com/recipes/alton-brown/skirt-steak-recipe/index.html)
If you check the recipe section on this site you can fine a nice recipe for a rolled flank steak.
I much prefer my flank to be below 145 degrees. I think this is a bad cut for people who like there meat gray.
TTFN WLL
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